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• W2067288687 abstract "The aim of this paper is to show that the hydrodispersive transport parameters of a solute in a heterogeneous medium can be predicted using parameters determined by several experiments with the different homogeneous media that constitute together the heterogeneous one. Elementary rules for predicting these parameters are defined. Three types of experiments were carried out. (1) Homogeneous medium transport experiments in 1-D columns. They were fitted with the help of a new numerical particle tracking method, including advection-dispersion and exchange between mobile and immobile water with first-order kinetics. (2) Layered heterogeneous media. The experiments were simulated by the numerical model without fitting, using the parameters of each of the layers of the homogeneous media included in the heterogeneous one. The results prove that, in such layered media, the global transport problem can be considered as the convolution of elementary transports in homogeneous blocks. We will therefore conclude that the reservoir simulation methods which represent the heterogeneous reservoir as a random set of elementary homogeneous blocks can be used to represent transport if each elementary block is given its appropriate hydrodispersive parameters. (3) Homogeneous mixtures of two pure components. The experiments produced three interesting results. The immobile water volume is the direct linear combination of its equivalent in the two components, weighted by the volumetric fraction of the component in the mixture. The dispersivity of the medium also evolves linearly, but is affected by an initial sharp rise due to a strong increase in local flow path heterogeneities whenever a “foreign body” is introduced into a pure component. The exchange rate between mobile and immobile water is also perturbed by mixing. In a binary mixture of one component with dual porosity and another one without, the exchange rate decreases with the increase of the volumetric fraction of the medium without dual porosity. It seems that, even if it does not modify the volumes of immobile and mobile water, it reduces the surface/volume ratio of the solid medium and consequently the exchange rate. Mixing rules could be adopted in order to modify the values of the hydrodispersive parameters that need to be introduced for the elementary blocks of heterogeneous reservoirs." @default.
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• W2067288687 title "Predicting solute transport in heterogeneous media from results obtained in homogeneous ones: an experimental approach" @default.
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